As I'm typing this, I'm keeping my composition playing in on the com at "repeat" mode. I'm worried I can't remember every single note I notated. I have a contingency plan, but it will not give me every note I want. Sigh... The sad life of a music student. I think people who take music spend much more time on it compared to other subjects. There are so many components that require a long term commitment. Music happens to fall on the same day as Chem SPA, which results in my divided attention.

I'm reluctant to use Flemming's Right Hand Rule (the first three fingers on your right hand, positioned 90 degrees apart from each other) now. During Physics peer tutoring yesterday, I was trying to adjust my Right Hand Rule so that it could fit the correct direction. It ended up with my right hand awkwardly placed on the table and my body bent down towards the right so I could see my fingers from a side view. Vivienne happened to walk into class from the back door and immediately thought I was trying to the "yo" type of action, with style. She spent 5 minutes laughing and trying to get over it. Unfortunately, it wasn't permanent because she suddenly started laughing during English today - because the scene kept replaying in her head. Therefore, from now on, I will use Flemming's RIght Hand Rule very discretely.

My nose is running and I've been sneezing. I think they are considered flu-like symptoms, except, I'm short of a fever. I don't think it's anything to worry about, though. I went swimming just now so it's a likely cause.

A sudden enlightenment. I think I'm going to forget about my music compo until SPA is out of the way. Anyway, O level is more important than a prelim coursework. I'll just have to spend more time on it next week, memorising.